A major two-day AI-focused event for online business owners, founders and agency owners, is to take place in London. AI Business Live – masterminded by AI experts Carly Meyers and Arin Darcan – will take place on 14 and 15 September 2026 at the Hilton,
Nigel Farage has said Andy Burnham is going after the north of England and there will be a ‘great pitch battle between our two parties.’ Speaking on GB News he said: “If it’s a Burnham bounce, he should call a general election now because this
The transformation of Westhorpe Gardens (a multi-million-pound development) has now completed, delivering 251 high-quality affordable homes for the Barnet community. To mark the occasion, representatives from Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing (MTVH) and The Hill Group came together for a celebratory ribbon-cutting ceremony, recognising the successful
When the sun shines, Soho’s streets come alive. Tables spill out onto the pavement letting visitors enjoy the flavours of summer in the open air. Making the area even more vibrant this summer is ¡Frida Icónica!, a spectacular installation in celebration of Frida Kahlo. Handmade
KIBOU Japanese Kitchen & Bar, the independently owned premium casual dining restaurant group, has announced a new flagship restaurant will open in London’s West End in early 2027. Located at 1a Tavistock Street in Covent Garden within the Shaftesbury Capital Estate, the 210-cover restaurant will
Travellers increasingly seek new and authentic experiences beyond the busy tourist hotspots, and Holborn offers the perfect mix of history, culture, art, food and green spaces – all within walking distance of Covent Garden, Soho and the West End. Whether you’re looking to relax, explore,
Writer and performer Mimi Collins makes her Edinburgh Festival Fringe debut in 2026 with Good Girl, a darkly funny solo show about infidelity, emotional collapse, and the unexpected care found within the world of BDSM and kink. Largely autobiographical, Good Girl follows Alix, a woman
Melting Pot is thrilled to announce the development of a new musical with music and lyrics by Bastille’s Dan Smith. Young Romantics is a coming-of-age musical about five complicated friends chasing creative and romantic freedom, but at what cost? It’s a dark and stormy night
The National Children’s Choir of Great Britain (NCCGB) – four choirs for children aged 9-10 from the length and breadth of the country – has a jam-packed summer of activity as they take part in their second week-long residential course of the year, culminating in
Londoners believe the capital isn’t making the most of one of its greatest assets, with almost nine in 10 (88%) saying London should do more to transform its rivers, docks and waterways into destinations for free culture and entertainment. New research commissioned by British Land1